Fix useFilterSync to support functional updates

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Issue

useFilterSync returns a setFilters function typed to take a filter array only, but useDataTableFilters calls this setter with functional updates (setFilters(prev => ...)). This causes the filter state to break because useFilterSync receives a function instead of a filter array and tries to serialize this function, producing invalid query parameters.

Changes

• Updated the useFilterSync hook to support functional updates by:
  • Modifying the type signature to accept either a direct BazzaFiltersState or a function that takes the previous state and returns a new state
  • Adding logic to detect if the input is a function and resolve it with the current filters
  • Updating the dependency array to include filtersFromUrl to ensure the latest filter state is used

Testing

This change ensures that when useDataTableFilters calls setFilters with a functional update, the function is properly resolved with the current filter state before being serialized to URL parameters.

Fixes the issue where selecting filters triggers a page reload but no filters are applied or displayed.

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• New Features

  • Enhanced filter management to support both direct updates and functional updates based on previous filter states.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved synchronization of filters with the URL to ensure more reliable updates.

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The useFilterSync hook was updated so its setter function can now accept either a direct filter state or a function that computes the new state from the previous one. The internal logic resolves functional updaters and updates the URL parameters accordingly. The hook's TypeScript signature was also modified to reflect this expanded setter capability.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/components/src/ui/utils/use-filter-sync.ts	Enhanced setFilters to accept direct state or functional updaters; updated logic to resolve functions; adjusted TypeScript types and dependencies.

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A hop and a skip, our filters now sing,
With functions or states, updates they bring.
URLs in sync, with every new tweak,
The code's more robust, not brittle or weak.
So cheers to the hook, now clever and spry—
More flexible filters, as time hops by! 🐇✨

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